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H.MiddleAges/Reform.

Spring Semester Final Section

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Council that Started the 1st Crusade? Council of Clermont
Who called the Council of Clermont? Pope Urban II
What was the only successfull crusade? 1st crusade
What were the effects of the crusades? New Products & Increased trade; Knowledge of Muslim culture spread into Europe; Temp. reduced fighting in Europe; Christians more intolerant of other religious ideas; Strained relations between people of different religions; Kings Europe more powerful
What were the 4 major challenges of the High Middle Ages? Religous crisis; Hundred Years War; War of the Roses; Black Death
What is Heresy? Beliefs that opposed the official teachings of the Church.
Who brought an end to the Hundred Year's war Joan of Arc
What were the effects of the Black Death? Population decreased; Anti-Semitism increased; People thought it was God's punishment; More vacant land became available, making nobles more powerful
What was Martin Luther's key reformed belief? Justification of Faith
What was Henry VIII's key reformed belief? National Church run by a monarch
What were the polital effects of the Counter-Reformation? National identity increased around Europe; Political power became separate from churches; Protestant churches began to split; Nations and churches began to align to increase influence in a region
What were the Social and Religious effects of the Counter-Reformation? Catholic confidence was boosted; Protestant churches began to split; religious turmoil increased between christians;
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